New factory grounds blessed in Tauriko
The factory is planned to be operational in the second half of calendar year 2023.
The factory is planned to be operational in the second half of calendar year 2023.
Nineteen candidates aged 15-plus converged at Waihi Beach.
OPINION: Government could establish an investment bank to stimulate economy.
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"The sheer volume of critically ill patients ... is something I've never experienced,"
A Tauranga teenager lost three litres of blood and needed more than 300 stitches.
The new kids on the block have beaten one of the competition favourites.
As the Govt weighs up future access to Whakaari, scientists say a major change is needed.
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A late move saw Jonathan Allard claim victory.
Tauranga cyclists plan to share the Santa spirit by donating to the foodbank.
The number of drivers snapped using cellphones at the wheel is on the rise.
Three children orphaned in the White Island tragedy are learning parents' legacy.
Redundancies have opened new doors for two men in the Bay.
The new drug trial is looking for participants.
The signing followed approval by 91 per cent of iwi members.
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Cooney Lees Morgan has once again collected a massive donation.
The 22-year-old is keenly anticipating her surgery which has been funded by the community.
The minister wants to appoint a commission to run the city.
The Bay of Plenty continues to grapple with a serious child abuse problem.
Brave White Island survivor forms bond with family of fallen hero Kiwi guide.
Petition signatories want WorkSafe to drop charges related to two helicopter pilots.
'A lot of people think WorkSafe have grossly overstepped the mark', fellow pilot says.
Opinion: Increasing paid sick leave a double-edged sword for some.
Logan Wilson, who owns two dogs, is hopeful he will find a new home.
One of the most successful US visitors in recent years is ready to line up at Baypark.
"It's very easy as a middle-class person to not understand what it would be like."
Councillors have upped the rate they pay tangata whenua but say more needs to be done.